🎙️ It’s Election Day. As you head to the polls, listen to this season’s last episode of Before You Vote — “CH Town Council Candidates Respond to Housing Debate.” 🗳️ open.spotify.com/episode/119Wc9…

Byline number 100 for The Daily Tar Heel on Election Night number two. Yeah, this one is special. 🧵

city and state more like city and slayed

In a wild turn of events for a student journalist, today, I interviewed Governor Josh Stein Roy Cooper. Read the conversation below — he reveals his Cook Out tray, for those wondering. Video highlights to come. My (pretty surreal) latest The Daily Tar Heel #ncpol: bit.ly/3vN8Gm9

vice president just linked to our recent oped.. give it a read #wediditjoe

Young Americans have written, protested, organized, and run for office to get the attention of politicians who only offer thoughts and prayers. I stand with them in continuing to take action and repeating my call to Congress: Send commonsense gun reforms to my desk.

Words just cannot even begin to describe how incredibly thankful and excited I am for the opportunity to give back to The DTH in this way — stay tuned <3

BREAKING: UNC students and community members have begun a tent encampment on Polk Place this morning, joining the pro-Palestine encampments happening at universities across the country.   This is Emmy Martin with live updates.

Yesterday was my final day as The Daily Tar Heel’s City & State editor. Hundreds of editing sessions, dozens of breakings and a whole lot of long days led me here — so I wrote a farewell column to capture my feelings. My 123rd — and final — DTH byline: dailytarheel.com/article/2024/0…

I couldn't be more thrilled to reintroduce this desk to our newsroom. There's truly no one better suited than Aisha to lead special projects and bring our vision for an in-depth, long-form investigative reporting desk to life.

At "Flagstock 2024" for The Daily Tar Heel Organizers said about 1000 people were expected, the crowd looks to be about 200-300 people. Things kicked off with the playing of the national anthem, planes overhead and a speech celebrating UNC Fraternity members actions on April 30.

The majority of the crowd does not appear to be members of the student body, with some UNC fraternities discouraging people from attending prior to the event.

The event is being held at the Chapel Hill Post No. 6 American Legion, about a 15 minute drive from UNC campus. Media has been asked to depart by 9:30, with organizers saying the event ends at that time. Aaron Lewis, American musician, is preforming for a crowd of 100-150.

Picking up the paper today was one of the most rewarding experiences I've had at UNC. I am SO proud of our newsroom - and can't believe the idea I have had since May has come to life in such a beautiful way. This issue holds such important coverage — so give it a read!

BREAKING: At least 200 students and staff participated in a pro-Palestinian walkout on Thursday, led by UNC Students for Justice in Palestine. bit.ly/3znIqAQ

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff and Maya Harris are traveling around North Carolina today as they campaign for Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris. The pair stopped at the Howling Cow Dairy Education Center and Creamery for some ice cream and to speak to voters.

Our DTH City & State election preview content is finally out, after months of hard work. We put together a 24 page special edition, a voter quiz site where you can find out which N.C. candidates you align with and dozens of stories. Here’s everything we’ve been working on🧵

NC is wild. We elected a Democratic Governor, a democratic LT Governor, a democratic Attorney General, and a democrat superintendent of public education and broke the supermajority in the General Assembly, but people still voted for Trump…

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